THE UNDP LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ... - UNDP Nigeria
THE UNDP LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ... - UNDP Nigeria
THE UNDP LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT ... - UNDP Nigeria
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<strong>LEADERSHIP</strong> <strong>DEVELOPMENT</strong> PROGRAMME: <strong>THE</strong> NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE<br />
• 28 community members, including the community leader have constituted<br />
themselves into the Kabusa HIV & AIDS Response team. 40 students and 2<br />
lecturers of Abuja Polytechnic have indicated their interest in forming the HIV &<br />
AIDS Response Team and an HIV & AIDS Response Team has been<br />
established in Kuje<br />
• 72 people came for VCCT from Kabusa; 7 tested HIV +positive and have been<br />
linked to a support group in Durumi “Organization for Positive Productivity”, 88<br />
people from the Polytechnic came for VCCT; 9 tested HIV +positive while 98<br />
people from Kuje came for VCCT; 8 tested HIV +positive. Those who tested<br />
positive have agreed to form a support group in their localities.<br />
• 8 Community Discussion groups on HIV & AIDS were inaugurated in Bwari<br />
and FCT; Imams now lead discussion groups in their localities.<br />
• BI Team registered with FACA and the Corporate Affairs Commission to<br />
enable team to access funding for activities.<br />
Future plans<br />
1. To hold expanded meetings with the elders in Abaji, Kwali, Gwagwalada and the<br />
University of Abuja<br />
2. To inaugurate the HIV & AIDS Response team of Abuja Polytechnic<br />
3. To inaugurate the HIV & AIDS Response team in Kuje<br />
GARU HIV & AIDS BI – Kano, FAITH BASED GROUP<br />
Project objectives<br />
1. To advocate for and support the participation of religious and traditional leaders in<br />
Advocacy on HIV & AIDS<br />
2. To increase HIV & AIDS awareness and response in all the local governments in the<br />
state<br />
3. To reduce discrimination and stigmatization against PLWHA<br />
Activities<br />
Advocacy visits were conducted to over 200 religious and traditional leaders in all the 20<br />
local governments in the state while sensitization workshops were held for 100<br />
stakeholders. Meetings were also held with selected Religious /Traditional leaders and<br />
businessmen to solicit for support for PLWHA.<br />
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